The Buccaneers (5-7, 1-4 Sunshine State Conference) were outhit .330 to .021. The Bucs, who play at Florida Southern 4 p.m. Saturday, had 21 kills and 19 errors in 94 attacks.

Tashalyn Begon and Laine Cielena each had six kills for Barry, which has been involved in 11 three-set matches this season. The only match the Bucs have gone more than three sets was a four-set loss to Lock Haven on the opening weekend.

The Lions (13-5, 3-2) hit a blistering .538 in the second set. Saint Leo doubled Barry in kill production, 41-21.

Jenny Trinidad had 18 of the Bucs 20 assists, nine digs, an ace and a block assist. Jasmine Serna had 17 digs. Begon had eight digs, two blocks and an ace.